Hi Linda, yeah I mean I can't do much about the virus, but if things are exacerbated by the possible cavitations, it might be one avenue. It's just sad that I need just a bit more health to get me going and I don't even have that right now.

YEs it is possible that the unprotected amalgam removal has made what you already once suffered much worse. Mercury vapor is lethal. You can survive with amalgams only because you get a little of it and often, which is kind of chronic, but the body does its best to deal with it and if it gets help by diet etc, improvements can often be achieved. But obviously it is not really the answer because mercury is highly toxic and the body is constantly having to cope with this. But a big exposure to vapor in one session can be devastating with long term effects. But also the fact seems to be that amalgam removal tends to bring on healing crisis too, so you re-experience many symptoms and often worse than what you had as the body is trying to get rid of the mercury inside of you.

I don't know if this is happening to you, it is difficult to know with anybody. I would think at this point there should be some improvements by now considering how many rounds you've done and the fact you are using ALA. But again, no matter what you do, it takes time and a lot of it. Unfortunately it is not always a gradual uphill climb to health, I pretty much wallowed in illness most of the time during healing and got some patches of improvements but they didn't last as more mercury came to the surface to be excreted. Like an ongoing cycle. The first 2 years are usually the worst.

Yeah, I wish I knew what was wrong, I mean REALLY wrong so I could have an exact plan of action with no doubts and no more wasting of my time and my life trying to figure it out. So far I've been pretty much falling on my face!

My recent dental visit has really done it. I am feeling like garbage daily without respite. Why? I mean I'm eating very well too, but I feel like I've been run over. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" /> And this didn't even have amalgam involved.